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Welcome to the African American Studies Guide, where you'll find resources to help you locate sources for research in this area.

  

 

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Best Bets

These are useful places to start looking for articles in African American Studies.

  • Black Studies Center
    A digital core collection of primary and secondary sources in arts, history, literature, politics, and religion that record and illuminate the Black experience, from ancient Africa through modern times. Includes International Index to Black Periodicals.
  • America: History and Life  
      
    Article abstracts and citations of reviews and dissertations covering the United States and Canada from prehistory to the present. (Limited coverage 1954 - 1962).
  • JSTOR
    Search here for scholarly/peer-reviewed articles from all subjects and disciplines.
 

Try Something New

If you've never used this before, take a moment to check it out!

  • Nineteenth Century Collections Online
    Digital archive of primary source collections from the "long" 19th century. Includes monographs, newspapers, manuscripts, diaries, letters, maps, statistics and more.
 

Citation

  • VCU Libraries Citation Guide
    A guide to citing sources using a variety of different citation styles, including such common formats as APA, Chicago, and MLA.
  • Son of Citation Machine
    Easy-to-use web form for generating MLA citations.
  • RefWorks @ VCU
    Entry point for RefWorks, online citation management software available free to VCU students, staff, faculty, and members of the VCU Alumni Association.

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